Welcome to The Good Life, the Goodwin Living blog. Our team crafts articles about helpful ways to maximize your health, wellness and quality of life. Whether you’re exploring your retirement options, helping a friend or family member, or providing care and services to older adults, we hope you’ll find these articles helpful. We invite you to subscribe to The Good Life monthly e-newsletter to keep up with us every month. If you have an idea for a blog article, please reach out to our editorial team.
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Whether you're looking to preserve your own cognitive function or care for someone living with dementia, this introduction to the MIND diet, brain-healthy cooking tools and simple recipes can help!
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Hospice care is often misunderstood and stigmatized, yet it is care that can make a world of difference during some of the most delicate and intimate moments of our lives.
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Featured Posts
March 25, 2021 - COVID-19
As the world came to a standstill due to COVID-19, so, too, did our bodies during quarantine. It’s no surprise that many of us have gained weight during the lockdowns this past year.
March 22, 2021 - Diversity Equity Inclusion & Belonging
From the pen of Beth Kilgore-Robinson, the DEI Committee explores the history of social work - and especially the women who paved the way in this profession - in honor of Social Work Month.
March 19, 2021 - Live with Purpose
As we welcome visitors back to our campuses, Recreation Coordinator Peri Weinfeldt shares her observations of the power of human contact and touch, especially for those with dementia.
March 15, 2021 - Live Vibrantly
Our third anatomy lesson in our series covers the hips and glutes. This is a very complex part of our bodies, and an important part to keep healthy as we age.
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